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Narrow sashing looks fine. I would not RIP IT.
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I think the sashing adds alot to the quilt. Just my simple opinion.
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Originally Posted by michelleoc
(Post 6063277)
I love the sashing. I'd use the flowered material for the setting squares. It'd lovely.
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Love the narrow sashing! Great look and what a pretty quilt!!
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The sashing looks great adds another dimension to the pattern ,which adds to it's beauty.
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
(Post 6063428)
Well, as usual, I guess I'm the dissenting voice, ;)!
I would leave off the sashing *because* setting the blocks side-by-side creates a minor secondary pattern that gives the eye yet another design to look at. Sashing stops the action every time, in my opinion. The colors are great and I like the top picture a lot.:) Jan in VA I agree with Jan about the secondary pattern (is that what makes it a D4P?) because it causes the eye to search. However, after looking back several times at your pictures, the sashing makes such a clean-cut look and that is pleasing to my eyes. I think either way it will a very pretty quilt. |
I love the narrow sashing! Sometimes mistakes are made for a reason!!
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I am a dissenter also. I wouldn't use the sashing in this one. But if you like it, then go for it. This quilt is beautiful
as it is. I love the colors and the design. |
Really dynamic...love the sashing...would love to see your borders when finished.
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I think that your sashing makes the blocks 'pop'. I wouldn't change.
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